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just received a small wwc bounce frag on Tuesday and after a few hours in the tank the bubbles became puffy but the past couple days they have looked deflated, not sure if it's just getting used to the water and lighting. I have it in low light and low flow, any info would be appreciated thanks
 
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IMO the puff bubble is depending on your tank water
I Bough mine with huge bubble,but now the bubble smaller then before but it heathy 5x the size
Or maybe the way pic are taking
The person that i got it from he place his on high flow,i place mine on low flow area
Pic 1 from person I got it from
Pic 2 after ~8months in my tank on the left


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Everybody says low flow maybe I'll try a little more. Thanks for the info
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IMO the puff bubble is depending on your tank water
I Bough mine with huge bubble,but now the bubble smaller then before but it heathy 5x the size
Or maybe the way pic are taking
The person that i got it from he place his on high flow,i place mine on low flow area
Pic 1 from person I got it from
Pic 2 after ~8months in my tank on the left


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image.jpeg
IMO the puff bubble is depending on your tank water
I Bough mine with huge bubble,but now the bubble smaller then before but it heathy 5x the size
Or maybe the way pic are taking
The person that i got it from he place his on high flow,i place mine on low flow area
Pic 1 from person I got it from
Pic 2 after ~8months in my tank on the left


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When you say tank water do you mean dirtier or cleaner cause I know most shrooms thrive off tanks that aren't as clean
 
It could be getting used to your water. They take a week to two weeks before they are happy.
 
It could be getting used to your water. They take a week to two weeks before they are happy.
True it has only been four days and its not fully healed, I'll just leave it in the low flow spot I have it in, thanks
 
Over the summer I ran my tank as dirty as I can. Since the winter months I've had to clean it up. The air is different and makes the tank do funny things. I've noticed smaller bubbles and Takes a lot longer to grow

I've even thought of running an air stone in the sump.
 
Not sure what it is,but I know for sure that my tank water is fluctuate a lot
Here another pic that I got while back(his pic)
pic#2 right
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Stephanie do you think dirty water make bubble puff up?
 
Not sure what it is,but I know for sure that my tank water is fluctuate a lot
Here another pic that I got while back(his pic)
pic#2 right
Bounce_zpslih8zck7.jpg

Stephanie do you think dirty water make bubble puff up?
Lights turn on a few hours ago and the bubble seem to be puffy today maybe it just needs more time to get used to the water
 

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